Eglanton Thorne's "Worthy of His Name" explores the devastating impact of alcoholism on family life. This compelling juvenile fiction delves into themes of temperance and its crucial role within the Christian home. The story offers a poignant look at the challenges faced by children navigating the complexities of a family struggling with alcohol abuse.

Through its focus on family dynamics and the importance of faith, the narrative presents a timeless message about resilience and hope. Readers interested in historical perspectives on social issues, particularly the temperance movement and its effect on families, will find this story deeply moving. "Worthy of His Name" serves as a reminder of the enduring power of faith and the importance of striving to live up to one's potential, even amidst adversity.

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